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Columbia High Class of 1951 will celebrate 55th year May 27, 2006 To be reminded of this, other important dates, check Events calendar daily Celebration will begin with photos at Lindsey Wilson College, followed by dinner in Russell Springs, and will wind up back in Columbia, KY By Morris Shepherd The Columbia High School Class of 1951 will be celebrating its 55th anniversary May 27, 2006 in and around Columbia, KY. We will be meeting in front of the L.R. MacDonald Administration Building at Lindsey Wilson College for group pictures at 4:30 p.m. Central Daylight Time. Class will motor to Russell Springs for dinner The class will be motoring to Russell Springs, KY, for dinner at the Brooks and Bucks Steak House at 6:00 p.m., CDST. Back to Charles and Barbara Barnes home in College Park We will be gathering at the Charles and Barbara Barnes residence in College Park, Columbia, KY, to swap stories and reminisce about old times. A small class We were one of the smallest classes of that era to have been graduated from CHS. There were only 25 members of the graduating class. We were the depression babies! Commencement for the class was Thursday evening, May 24, 1951, at 8:00 p.m. in the auditorium of Columbia High School, located at Guardian ST and Frazier Avenue. The program for that night listed our motto: Still Achieving, Still Pursuing. Learn to Labor and To Wait; Our class flower: White Rose; and Class Colors: Blue and White. Class Roll The list of graduates are Eva Ethel Bailey, Charles Menden Barnes, Jane Moorman Barnett, Alice Jean Burton, Mary Louise Burton, Van Keith Burton, James Ray Callison, Edward Daniel Collie, Kathleen Collins, Thomas Wayne Curley, Wilma Lavelle Farris, Rosemary Hancock, Donald Lee Harris, and Faye Rayburn Jones, Gene Oliver Lawless, Bonnie Lee Long, Sue Thomas McKinley, Edna Margaret Moore, Kenneth Wayne Moss, Flossie Marie Parnell, Bobby Louis Rowe, Maurice Dale Shepherd, Mazie Evalene Shepherd, Mary Louise Sparks, and Peggy Caldwell Waggener. We have since lost two members of the class, Sue THOMAS McKinley, and Alice Jean Burton. The contact person is Charles Barnes, 270-384-2369. This story was posted on 2006-05-13 16:42:20
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